Hardening Your Server: 12 Critical Steps Every Admin Should Take
12 practical steps to harden servers — disable unused services, enforce updates, secure SSH, configure firewalls, enable MFA, and perform vulnerability scans.
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12 practical steps to harden servers — disable unused services, enforce updates, secure SSH, configure firewalls, enable MFA, and perform vulnerability scans.
Read →An overview of the OWASP Top 10 web application security risks, including broken access control, injection, cryptographic failures, and SSRF.
Read →Understand RBAC as a core security control, how it fits into modern IAM and Zero Trust architectures, and where it works best.
Read →Overview of Identity and Access Management (IAM): identification, authentication, authorization, and auditing — and why IAM is essential for modern cybersecurity.
Read →Learn how to design firewall policies and network segmentation to isolate systems, reduce attack surface, and improve compliance.
Read →Essential cloud security controls: IAM hygiene, network controls, encryption, monitoring, and incident response for cloud-native environments.
Read →Learn essential secure coding practices to prevent vulnerabilities early in the development lifecycle. Covers input validation, authentication, encryption, and more.
Read →Learn how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC work together to protect email domains from spoofing, phishing, and delivery issues. A practical, in-depth guide.
Read →Learn the principles of zero-trust networks. Understand how micro-segmentation, continuous verification, and least-privilege access protect modern networks.
Read →Learn how DNSSEC works, why it protects DNS from spoofing, and how signed DNS records ensure integrity and authenticity across the internet.
Read →Learn how to securely manage API keys, credentials, certificates, and sensitive configuration.
Read →Introduction to WebAuthn and passwordless authentication: how it works, security benefits, and implementation basics.
Read →Essential incident response steps: identification, containment, eradication, recovery, and post-incident analysis.
Read →How to collect, centralize, and analyze security logs. Overview of SIEM platforms, log retention, alerting, and tuning to reduce false positives.
Read →Threat modeling basics: asset identification, attack surface analysis, STRIDE, mitigation planning, and integrating threat modeling into SDLC.
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